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MF.DFQIvD MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD ORKfiOX.- FRIDAY. XOV KMIUTJ 17. 1022
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Focal and
Personal
The fire department was called out
shortly arter miilnislu last night t
extingiiiuh names which had broken
cnu In the kitchen of the Godlove Imni"
on North Hartlett street, and which
before gotten under control had caused
damage to the interior of that part o.'
the house and its furnishings of be
tween $400 and $:0u. It is til jurist
that the fire started from an electric
heater which had just been installed a
short time prior.
Tonight lb the night of the Jackson
school operetta, "In Little Folks
Land." iTho pussies will dance and
the tallies tiWill sing. High school
auditorium:!. Admission 25 and roc
204'
For Sale Automobiles from lOo.OO
up. Cold Trading Center, next to Far
niers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
4U5-J. tt
There has been quite an exodus of
.Medford and valley alumni and former
students of the O. A. C. and V. of O.
since last Thursday to attend the UlK
homecoming of the O. A. C. and the
football game between the teams of
those institutions tomorrow afternoon.
The majority of local folks went by
auto.
Wanted Women workers, liogue
Kivor Valley Canning Co. 205
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DoVoe's? tt'
Those having odd jobs to be done
for them will please call the Salvation
Army, phone 35G, as Captain Ford
suites there are many applications fur
' employment for deserving and worthy
men and women. Some have families
to support. The cooperation of the
publlo is requested. . . . " . .
Doughnuts and cider will be sold at
the Jackson school operetta tonight.
High school auditorium, 8 p. m. 204
.' . Ladies' silk hose, values to 12.00.
while they last 98c pair. Hutchison ft
Lumsden. 205
. Much rain fell during last night and
this morning, which together with the
cloudy sky and frequent showers gave
the lie to the weather prediction yes
terday by the weather bureau for fair
weather today,. Rain Is the prediction
for Saturday.
Wanted Women . workers. Kogue
Illver Valley Canning Co. , 205
. Oregon Journal service, phone 844
. 210
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wortmau
arrived home Thursday from a three
weeks absence at Portland during
which they visited friends and rela
tives and took In the livestock expo
sition.
We have purchaser for the best
modern bungalow which you can offer
for 3000. Call J. W. Dressier Co., 123
Kast Main street, opposite 1st Nation
nl Bank. Phone 285. 206
... Dance, Applegate hall. Nov. 18th204
Mrs. O.-A. Cole of this city has had
as her guests for the day her sisters,
Mrs. Lee Cook and Mrs. J. V. Smith,
both of Gold Hill. With her until
Saturday Is another sister, Mrs. M.
,J. McAdams, who will leave on Satur
day for San Francisco. Grants Pass
Courier.
' Clot your winter supply of Spltzen
berg apples now,. Guthrie Packing
..lwiuso near Jacksonville. . 21G
i, Automatic windshield wipers, $5.00.
.Hlttson Motors. 210
. . Itobt. W. Kuhl who Ib in Portland
today on business, will attend the font
ball game tomorrow at Corvallls be
tween the U. of O. and O. A, C, and
'will return Monday. . , ,
Riverside Community Club dance
Friday nlto. 204
'Fresh grape Juice, while it lasts, $1
per gallon at Bod a Works. Phone 22-R.
.. -
; I; Harry Rosenberg and Jack Kerry
left this morning fur Corvallls to see
the football game Saturday.' .
. , Gift novelties of ribbon. Handicraft
.Shop. - - 204
; Have you soon, the stationery at
a box displayed' in the windows of
'Swem's Studio: s 205
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
, .! Unless you sec ihf name "Haver" on
, paikagn or on tablets you re not gut.
;:iinc the genuine Haver product pre-
ijtorihed bv physicians over twenty -two
'tftisxi ami proved safe by mi I Mora for
Colds , ,. ,i . Headache
M1 Toothache-, j t Lumbago r
m rKaraehe. " w - Rheumatism
'.it 'Keunlgfttf v 'Pain, I'aln
f Accept ."Bayer 'Tablets of 'Aspirin"
;'nly. lCnch unbroken package contain
rfroper directions. ' Handy boxes ot
'twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug
gists also Bell bottles of 24 nnd 100.
Aspirin is the trsdo mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoacet .icacidcrtcr of
Siilicylioacld.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng , .
Ro per yard.
P ii Hons eovurnd.
j CELLULOID
In Your Curtains
Med.' Tent & Awning Works
Opposite s, r, Ppo
Miss AiiK-liu Hartley returned fr.mi
.i visit iu .New Vork this morning.
lH-.;uuiful one acre lots fronting
KoKue river at one of its most roman
tic points. Very accessable. close to
Pacific highway and only thirty min
utes fitm Medford clean free soil
plenty of water on the property.
Prices exceptionally low; small pay
ments down; balance covering period
of four years at 5 percent interest on
deferred payments. No taxes till 1924.
Plat now open for your selection of a
choice location. Several lots sold the
last few days. J. W. Dressier Co., 123
Kast .Main street, opposite 1st Nation
al bank. Phone 285. 205
The Vacuette Vacuum Cleaner
2&.Sj5. Why pay more? Call .Mrs.
t'allaghan for free trial. Phone 627-X.
206
G. II. Hill, Chanslor & Lyons sales
man, and P. R. Knickerbocker, Good
year salesman, both of Sacramento,
were cut and bruised, and Mrs. V. J
Daly of this city sustained a broken
leg and cuts und bruises when a Uuick
rcauster drive; oy Hill at 12 o'clock
last night ':raliel squarely into the
timber supports of the Southern Pa
cific viaduct on Esplanade, partially
wrecking the car. Klamath Falls.
Masquerade at Lake Creek Thanks
giving eve, Nov. 29th.
Don't forget, big dance Hot Springs
Sat. nite. Good floor, good music. 205
. The rain of last night and the evi
dent desire of the small turbulent
element of this section to be good re
sulted in the police enjoying it very
quiet night last night.
Marinello Shop, Medford Hotel. 220
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford iMdg. tt
J. J. Mc.Mahon, deputy state motor
traffic officer, who had been working
in this locality for a short time past,
left yesterday for Corvallls where he
will assist in handling the big crowds
incident to the homecoming celebra
tion and football game.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. . . ' tf
Get an automatic windshield wiper.
5.00. Hlttson Motors. 210
The Medford high team, which
played the Grants Pass high team in
Grants Pass this afternoon, and the
Ashland high team which played the
Rosebiirg team at Roseburg, also this
afternoon, had wet und Bloppy fields to
play on.
Many new Christmas suggestions
and charming designs at Deuel's Art
Dept. ' 203
Dance at Engle Point Sat. nlte. 217
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Roberts accom
panied by their two daughters left by
auto for Corvallls at 3 o'clock this
morning. This early start was made
to avoid the four hour wait which
results from the one way traffic thru
canyonvllle. '
It's time to have photographs made
for Christmas. Swem's Studio. 205"
Mattress work all klndB. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Articles of incororatlon have been
filed with the corporation department
at Salem by tho C. F. & T. company of
Grants Pass, with a capital stock of
$24,000. The members of the corpora
tion are 0. A. Colby, F. E. French nnd
J. R. Thompson. Mr. French recently
moved to Grants Pass from Ashland,
having been owner of the Ashland
laundry for several yours previous to
his leaving the city.
Masquerade at Loke Creek Thanks
giving eve, Nov. 29th.
There's a busy Rusincss College In
your home town. OWN.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Prug of Portland
are guests at tho Medford hotel.
Among others registered thero are Al
Folgerainn of New York, M. F, Brondy
of San Francisco, W. M. Norton of
Chicago, J. H. lloyd, Miss Boyd and
W. 11. Thornold of Spokane, W. I..
Wolf and C. A. McGee of Portland, F.
W. Hubor of St. Louis, and A. C. Gagg
of Salem.
Thoro's no place like Holmos for
complete Insurance service.
Joe O'Brien's new barber Bhop nt
Medford Hotol. tf
Mr. Harvey of tho AUa Vista orch
aid at Kagle Point, spent today in
Medford attending to business.
An automatic: windshield wiper will
koop the rain off of your windshield,
(5.00. Hlttson Motors. 210
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat.
nlte, 205
Two 1. W. W. wore arrested Monday
night by tho railroad police aud were
taken before Justice Gowdy Tuesday,
where thoy pleudetl guilty to the
charge of trespassing on railroad pro
perty and wore sentenced to 30 days
each In the county jail at Jacksonville
Tho arrest of the two wobblies was
made after they were found stirring
up other hoboes and endoavurlng to
gut them to stage, a scene in the city
Chlof of Police Hatcher gav thorn a
ride to tho county seat this afternoon
whore he turned them over to the
sheriff. Ashland Tidings.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Dame, Jackson Hoi Springs. Sat.
nlte. 206'
ilr. and Mrs. Fny Diamond nnd Miss
Oris Combes left this morning for Cor
vnllls to attend the O. A. C. and V. of
O. game tomorrow. ,
Grogg rovlew-dlctation. Night school
Modiord Business College 105
Why Women Get Despondent
Arc not women naturally as light.
hearted us men? Yes. certainly: but
a woman's organism is essentially
different from ti man's, more deli
cate, more sensitive and more exact
ing. Women in delicate health ure
more dependent more nervous, more
Irritable and more despondent. "When
a woman develops nervousness, sleep
lessness, bac'kai'hes, headache., dru'-t-glng-dow-n
pains and melancholia she
should lose no time in giving I.ydi.i
IS. rtnkham's VeKelnhlc Compound n
fair trial, as It will uu li-k ly dispel such
troubles. This root and herb medi
cine contains no drtiKs nnd hn been
the standby of American womanhood
for pearlv fifty years, dv.
Mis. J. F. Redely returned Wednes
day from l.os Angeles where she had
been spending several weeks.
Denatured alcohol will keep your
radiator from freezing. Hittson Motors
210
Pacific Package goods still reduced
25 per cent. Handicraft Shop. 204
Tho Salvation Army will call for
castolf or outgrown clothing, under
wear, shoes, etc., on Tuesday, Nov.
21st. 1922. Please notify the Salvation
Army's office, phone 356.
Beef and pork at booth 14, Public
Market, Saturday. Order turkeys for
Thanksgiving. Edwin J. White. 201
Pal's Second-Hand sotre will pay
highest prices for all kinds of house
hold goods, clothes, rags, and metals.
41 South Front St. Phone 416. 222
Mr. Gage of the Hill Construction
company at Trail, spent Thursday In
Medford. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Gage, who will spend the
rest of the winter in Medford.
Party going to Los Angeles has room
for two or three passengers. Box G,
Mall Tribune. 204
Riverside Community Club dance
Friday nite. 204
"The Wai'feloofua club held its an
nual election Wednesday night," says
the Medford HI Times. "Those elected
were: Frank Perl, Imperial Nut; Har
old Riddle, Royal Goof; Johnnie Wat
son, Guardiun of the Slumgullion; Joe
mills. High Mogul; George Stewart,
High Seagull. Russ Hibbard was initi
ated to take Hie place of the departed
lOddio Moore."
Pavilion dance, fair grounds. Sat.
205
Dunce, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat.
nite. 205
Mr. and Mrs. Frnuk Roberts, Miss
Phyllis Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Uutterfleld left this morning to attend
tho annual football classic between
the U. of O. and O. A. C, which will
be staged Saturday during O. A. C.
homecoming week-end.
Special prices on high school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Why drain your radiator when you
can get. denatured alcohol. Hittson
Motors. 210
O. V. Myers will leave early tomor
row morning for Corvallis to witness
the V. of O.-O. A. C. football games.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
For Diamond coal bricketts, pbohe
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
O. M. . Cornltius has removed Ills
office to 1st Nut'l Bank Uldg., room 209
20fl
Roy Prultt left today for a several
days business trip which will take him
to Klamath county.
But one ticket being .nominated not
a great deal of Interest was taken In
the city election and nil of tho old of
ficials were re-elected by the .usual
large majorities. The only new mem
ber elected was Frank Llndley for
councilman, taking the place of Vf. A.
Bishop, who did not wish to be re
elected. Mr. Llndley also received a
fow scattering votes for mayor, as did
also Alt Norrls for councilman and
Amy Dow for recorder. The vote on
city bonds carried by a big majority.
Jacksonville Post. .
Pavilion dance, fair grounds. Sat.
205
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 217
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
J. Alex Holt of Seattle is a guest of
the Holland hotel. Other gueats in
clude J. Frank Carson of Butte Falls,
H. Whltt of Soattle, C. S. Howard of
San Francisco, John Kcopke of Eugene
Mrs. P. Cluie of Portland, J. C. Hamp
ton of Handle. Wash., George Davis of
Astoria,- Redd Boos of Seattle nnd
Joseph Boos of Seattle.
"Why Should I Cry Over You?" A
big lilt! Hoar It played by the Pavilion
orchestra Sat! 205
Lime and coment. Medford Lumber
Co.
Take your kodak; films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
sorvlco. W
Paul McDonald loft Inst evening for
Corvallls to tako In tho big game Sat
urday. Pavilion dance, fair grounds. Sat.
205
Thanksgiving bull! Pavilion! Nov.
30th. Don't miss this.,,- 205
Riverside Community Club dance
Friday nlte. . 204
Featured among the ninny new
danco hits at the pavilion dnnco Satur
day night will bo "Why Should I Cry
Ovor You" and "Hlglibrowln' lllues."
Curl Lovelund, soloist, will be support
ed by the entire pavilion orchestra of
seven pieces. ,
O. M. Cornitlus has removed his
office to lBt Nut'l. Bunk Bldg., room 209
, ,209
Wo nro giving away ladles' silk and
wool hose worth t-2.00 and $2.50 for
$1.29 pair. Hutchison & Lumsden. 205
Yarns for sweuters, scarfs, caps and
slippers. Handicraft Shop. 204
Mrs. W. T. Lee nnd Mrs. Lovl Mc
Donald left on the morning train for
Medford where they will meet W. T.
Lee who will drive thoin in his cur
to Corvallis, where they will witness
the football game between O. A. C.
and I'nlversity of Oregon on Saturday.
From Corvallls they will go on to Port
land for a brief visit. Lee has been
there this past week attending the tax
commission conference. Klamath
Fulls Herald.
To keep your radiator from freezing
use denatured alcohol. Hlttson Motors.
210
Vnderprlced ladies' silk hose worth
$1.75 and $2.00. They are yours at 98c
pair. Hutchison & Lumsden. 205
Plant Hyncintlis, Tulips, NarcisBl.
Crocus in the garden now. For winter
blooms plant In water or bulb fibre.
Monarch Heed Co,
C. C. Kelly of Salom was a MedTord
business visitor Wednesday nnd
Thursday.
Hoar those "Hlglibrowln' Blues" at
the fair grounds pavilion Sat! Honest
folks, she's a lulu! 205
Goodrich tires nnd tubes nt Colonial
Garage.
Thanksgiving ball! Pavilion! Nov.
30th, Don't miss this.
J. II. Applequist of Los Angeles has
been visiting (j. A. Johnson of this city
for tlio past few days while enroute to
his home from the east where he has
been for the past several months. He
left yesterday afternoon for Los An
geles. Pavilion dance, fair grounds. Sat.
205
Knights of Pythias attention: The
D. O. K. K. band will give a dance at
Castle hall, Friday, 17th, at 9 o'clock.
Music by the band and a good time
promised. . 204
Wonderful values n ladies' silk and
wool hose, regular $2.00 and $2.50
values, now $1.29 pair. Hutchison &
Lumsden. 205
Wilbur Hartzell left this morning
with Dave Whittle of Ashland in the
latter's car for Corvallis where the
two young men. both former students
at O. A. C, will witness the annual
football clash tomorrow. '
It's wonderful! That superb dance
music by tho big Pavilion orchestra of
7 pieces! All the latest popular hits,
too! Follow the crowds to the pavilion
Sat. nite! 205
Why not buy your home site lot
now? Let me show you a beautiful
location In East Main Addition. Very
low- prices; very reasonable terms.
See the large sign on this East Main
street property. J. V. Dressier, 12.')
East Main street, opposite 1st National
bank. Phone 285. 205
Kill rats and mice with Lelnun's
Exterminator not a poison but sure
to kill. Monarch Seed Co., 317 East
Main.
Mrs. Lester Callaway and daughter
left today for Medford to visit with
relatives. Eugeuo Guard.
Pavilion dunce, fair grounds. Sat.
205
Knights of Pythias attention: The
D. O. K. K. band will give a dance at
Castle hall. Friday, 17th, at 9 o'clock.
Music by the band and, a good time
promised. ' 204
For Siile Land bordering Rogue
river, $50 per acre and up. 25 minutes
from Medford. Fine fishing and hunt
ing. Fine garden and chicken ranches.
Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 No. Grape St..
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phone 465-J.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Campbell or
Oak Bar, Calif., were visitors in Med
ford the forepart of this week.
Layettes, children's clothes and
underwear made to order at the Deuel
Art Dept. 207
A real buy $4.50 spotlights at the
Electric Shop. tf
Dance at Engle Point, Sat. nite. 217
A. F. & A. M.
Regular Communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Friday even
ing No. 17. 7:30 p. m.
L. E7 WILLIAMS, Secy.
204
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Puppies, - real beauties.
Phone 691-R-l. s
FOR SALE Fresh Jersoy cow. Phone
500-R-2. 209
FOR SALE An Oldsmobile "8" tour
ing car, A-l mechanical Bhape, good
finish, good upholstering. A bargain.
Address "Oldsmobile," Mail Tribune.
' 209
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WAN'TED .Man for janitor and door
man, Page Theatre. Apply 10:30
a. m. 204
FOR SALE Two horses, 1 cow. 1
.sulky plow and a set of harness.
Inquire E. R. Uleason, Central Point.
209
WANTED Laundry work to do at
home, or wilt go out by the hour.
Phone 705-W. 20'i
ncinstitching,
Pecoting
8c per yard.
Work finished
want it.
when you
THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and Bartlett.
Romance!
YES, surely there are romance
and dreams In a' Pox ot choco
lates 9uch a box as
i
Whitman's
Pleasure Island
frnm "lofle storied islands
II U 111 0( tne Spanish main
come the materials, the sugar,
chocolate, nuts, spices, vanilla
nnd fruits that are chunged by
tho doticato processes of the
modern candy maker Into the
veritable treasures of taste that
go into the Pleasure Island
Package.
There's a breath of romance in
the pictured package with its
suggestion of adventure, and
thero's a charm In tho arrange
ment of the contents, In tray
and bullion bugs. Just like a
pirate's chost.
For a gift unusual, possessing
a charm foreign to the ordi
nary "box of candy" we sug
gest that you send, or better,
take Whitman's Pleasure Is
land Chocolates.
HEATH'S
Drug Store
10 U, Main
Phone. Fight Kight- FomV
'QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Lirai or (.hewing habit j
"Xo-To-Bac" has Helped thous-i
ands to break the costly, nerve-shat-1
t tiring tobacco habit. AVhenever you
have a longing for a cigarette, ciyar,
pipe or lor a chew, just place a j
harmless No-To-Uac tablet in your
mouth instead, to help relieve that I
awful desire. Shortly the habit may)
be completely broken, and you are!
better off mentally physically, finan
cially. It's so easy, po simple. Get
a box of No-To-Bac and if it doesn't
release you from all craving for to
bacco. In any form, your druggist will
refund your money without question.
Adv.
A GREATER MOVIE
SEASON.
Continuous
Pei-fomuuirc
Tomorrow
mill Sunday
I2:.'UJ to
I t:O0 P. M.
"The most bril
liant screen
achievement of
the century" is
the unanimous
verdict of the
multitudes who
have seen
by Antliony Hope
with music you love to hear
NOW PLAYING!
1
No. 2 of the
Big 8 Pic
tures
COMING
SUNDAY
14
MANSLAUGHTER"
The dazzling sensational Suc
cess produced by CECIL B.
DE MILLE from ALICE DUER
MILLER'S story of the present
mad age with Thomas Meighan,
Leatrice Joy and Lois Wilson.
Other
Alt ructions
included in
Tho liKJ H mo
"Nica People," "Blood and
Sand," "To Have and to
Hold," "The Old Homestead,"
"Loves of Pharoah," "Burning
Sands."
Bum
iThe V
of the Uki
Big 8 ff&
i
ik .
Winter Nelis Pears
We are offering one lot of
good Winter Nelis Pears
at 75c per box
Winter Nelis Pears are good keepers and this price is very low for
this grade of fruit. Order now.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
Phone 252
See Window
100 Aluminum Self Basting
Roasters, large size, American
Maid, pure aluminum, worth $2.
Go on sale tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock. One to a QOr
customer . . . .
100 Double Boilers
Tea Kettles at
Other Bargains
Men's Leather Vests at $4.00
Big Heavy Ruff Neck
Sweaters at . . . . 1.49
Men's Work Pants . . 1.49
Heavy Blankets at . . 1.49
Men's Work Shirts . . .69
Men's Work Sox- . . . . .10
Men's Wool Sox ... .25
Men's White 'Kerchiefs .05
Men's Garters ... .15
2nd Hand Dept.
One Baby Bed - - - $ 5.00
One Electric Range - 65.00
One Large Steel Range 25.00
One Wicker Baby
Buggy - - - - 7.50
One Baby Walker - - 1.00
High Chair - - - - 1.50
50 feet of Hose, 50 Steel Traps
Wood Heaters, Electric Heaters
Oil Heaters. Just hundreds and
hundreds of bargains. Have a
look.
That's All Today
WILL H.
Cheapest Store in the West
Apples! Apples! Apples!
GET 'EM NOW!
All Varieties All Prices
Special This Week
Winter Bananas 50 cents to $1 box
Spitz, Newtowns, Black Twig, Arkansas Black,
Jonathan, Bellefleur, Ben Davis. i .
Oregon Growers
End of North Central i Phone 128
11
GROCER
. 98c
98c
WILSON
Phone 252
See Window
at